Tether is shutting down its Alloy platform and aUSDT token after low usage and a review of its product strategy. Holders have until 17 September 2026 to redeem aUSDT for Tether Gold (XAU₮), as the company focuses more on its main stablecoin and gold-backed assets.
WeatherlyThe CFTC has permanently banned Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky from trading in regulated US markets, closing its fraud case against him.
AnaisKraken has added Solana DEX trading to its main app, giving users in more than 100 countries access to over 2,500 onchain tokens without using separate wallets or platforms.
WeatherlyGoogle is opening Dataland in Los Angeles on 20 June 2026, billed as the world’s first AI art museum created with artist Refik Anadol. The space uses Google’s AI models to generate real-time visuals, sounds and scents that react to visitors through sensors and wearables.
AnaisTwo men were convicted in London for carrying out arson attacks on properties and a car linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer after being recruited online by a handler known as “El Money”. Investigators say they were offered payment in cryptocurrency, with the attacks coordinated through Telegram and linked to wider concerns about online criminal networks.
WeatherlyBhutan moved 533 Bitcoin worth about $34.5 million to Binance in several transactions linked to its state investment arm. The transfers add to recent outflows from its holdings, which have dropped to around 1,750 BTC, raising questions over whether the country is selling.
AnaisPolymarket reportedly paid creators to post fake betting videos using copycat websites, with around $1.9 million in shown wagers not being real. The Wall Street Journal said the campaign reached over 140 million views as the company pushes to expand in the US.
WeatherlyBrands are using AI-generated influencers in social media ads that mimic real customer reviews without clearly disclosing they are artificial. The Guardian found the practice is growing in the UK, with no mandatory labelling rules despite rising concerns over misleading content and fake detection.
AnaisA Singaporean man discovered that a former schoolmate had used AI-generated images to falsely portray them as a couple with a child and even involved photos of his young relatives. The family reported the matter to the police after learning she had allegedly impersonated him online for years.
AnaisTaiko’s bridge system had a security flaw that let attackers trick Ethereum into accepting fake messages as real. This allowed unauthorised withdrawals from token vaults, leading to around $1.7 million in losses and a full pause of the network’s bridge and block production.
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